Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will face each other in the final of the traditional tennis season and the third Grand Slam Wimbledon of the year. In the high voltage match, both of them have the potential to go up with history, so the fans are looking forward to seeing the two rivals.
The world is going to see two generations in the final of Wimbledon today. Djokovic has already written his name in the history of tennis in the golden letters, he has made himself in the midst of a legend, he has created new milestones in the world of legends. On the other hand, Alkaraz is the best game of this generation, the current ranking number one star who will write the history of the future generation.
Serbian legend Djokovic is currently the owner of the highest Grand Slam in the male single.
And on the way to this achievement, he has left behind two of his generation's best stars, Rafath Nadal and Roger Federer. He has won the title of the most 23 Grand Slams in the last French Open title in Rola Garro, and today he will enter the field for his eighth title at Wimbledon.
Djokovic will share a record for Roger Federer in Wimbledon if he wins the title today, with Federer's side on the milestone of the tournament.
The number of Grand Slam titles will also be 24. The current champion of the tournament is 36 years old, the Serbian star has held 34 unbeaten matches in the tournament last 34 matches and has not lost once again after losing to Andy Murray in the 2013 final on the Center Court.
Meanwhile, another legend of tennis, Nadal, who is still in the tennis of Alkaraz, who is still in the top spot in the world ranking after Djokovic, has been in the top position in the world ranking.
This is Alcaraz's first Wimbledon final to win his second Grand Slam title, and so he will win his first Wimbledon title against Djokovic today.
Djokovic has made the first two grand slams of this year, after the Australian Open, he will also play the role of the Rola Garro title today, along with his first Wimbledon Jote, Alkaraz has a revenge in front of the semi-final of the French Open last month.
